injector knock?
#11
I have a 99 ppump 24v didn't know if I should post here or what. rebuilt the engine awhile back we couldn't get a sheet on timing so we set the timing where we thought it was best, at idle you cant really hear the knocking or rattle but as you accelerate you can hear it and you can hear it best going under a bridge or next to jersey barriers or a tractor trailer on highway, the injectors were in the truck when I got it and it didn't have the knock like it does now after we rebuilt the engine its not a rod knock or bearing. I was going to pull out the injectors to have them pop tested but was wondering what the bar should be set at for the p7100. the pump has work done and flows around 600cc of fuel and injectors are 7x16 sac "billet bodies".
you seriously spent all this money and guessed on pump timing???
has the timing tab been changed in the pump or is it set to stock timing?
you didnt pin time it or set it with a gauge? im baffled in your thinking.
if you have a god awful amount of timing it will be hard starting hase white and rattle ALOT unless you are WAY up in the RPMS.
i set my injectors between 160 and 180 bar depending on the application
kinda rare for these style injectors to fuel knock as they are mechanical and have to really really F-up to start dumping fuel instead of a solenoid issue like the newer stuff. they normally leak or have poor chatter or spray pattern causing misses and excess smoke/loss of power issues. stuck open injectors will make you tow the truck home, like OMG what is wrong with the truck shut the key off kinda stuff.
i vote properly set your timing and enjoy. around 20* for a hot street truck.
has the timing tab been changed in the pump or is it set to stock timing?
you didnt pin time it or set it with a gauge? im baffled in your thinking.
if you have a god awful amount of timing it will be hard starting hase white and rattle ALOT unless you are WAY up in the RPMS.
i set my injectors between 160 and 180 bar depending on the application
kinda rare for these style injectors to fuel knock as they are mechanical and have to really really F-up to start dumping fuel instead of a solenoid issue like the newer stuff. they normally leak or have poor chatter or spray pattern causing misses and excess smoke/loss of power issues. stuck open injectors will make you tow the truck home, like OMG what is wrong with the truck shut the key off kinda stuff.
i vote properly set your timing and enjoy. around 20* for a hot street truck.
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#17
Take it back to 18-20* and see how that sounds ... I think with your injector size and the static timing you have put in your actual timing is going to be closer to 28-32*..
Larger injectors put in more fuel in less crankshaft duration, = Advanced timing ..
I would push the timing back and I would think you would notice a difference in the way it runs and sounds ..
Larger injectors put in more fuel in less crankshaft duration, = Advanced timing ..
I would push the timing back and I would think you would notice a difference in the way it runs and sounds ..
#18
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the reason is wasnt chattery is due to the injection event .. your only dealing with static timing when you set your IP @ the gear ..
When you are able to time the Actual injection event .. you will be able to get a better timing set up .. 1-2* can and will make a big difference .. I would play with it a bit .. go to about 19-20* ... see where that takes ya .. and you will have to make adjustments to the AFC ..
When you are able to time the Actual injection event .. you will be able to get a better timing set up .. 1-2* can and will make a big difference .. I would play with it a bit .. go to about 19-20* ... see where that takes ya .. and you will have to make adjustments to the AFC ..